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Untitled (Cafes – Intimate Grouping) by Christopher Williams — VisualArtsDB

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Untitled (Cafes – Intimate Grouping)

Christopher Williams

1982

Medium: Cut-and-taped printed paper on three pieces of colored paper
Dimensions: Each: 11 x 8 1/2" (28 x 21.6 cm)
Genre: drawing
Museum: Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

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Untitled (Sammlung Haubrok, Berlin, Germany, 2007)

Untitled (Sammlung Haubrok, Berlin, Germany, 2007)

Christopher Williams, 2007

Untitled (Luhring Augustine Hetzler, Santa Monica, CA, 1990)

Untitled (Luhring Augustine Hetzler, Santa Monica, CA, 1990)

Christopher Williams, 1990

Tropical House (Prototype), Sun Shutters; Produced at the workshop of Jean Prouvé, Maxéville, 1949-51; Airlifted to Brazzaville in 1951; Shipped back to Maxéville in 1999; Los Angeles, October 4, 2005

Tropical House (Prototype), Sun Shutters; Produced at the workshop of Jean Prouvé, Maxéville, 1949-51; Airlifted to Brazzaville in 1951; Shipped back to Maxéville in 1999; Los Angeles, October 4, 2005

Christopher Williams, 2005

Untitled (Kunstverein München, Germany, 1993)

Untitled (Kunstverein München, Germany, 1993)

Christopher Williams, 1993

The Renaissance Society at the University of Chicago and The Castle at Kassel, Documenta 8 are pleased to announce that 105 Minutes 54 Seconds, a new film by Christopher Williams, is in pre-production, in Daily Variety April 24, 1987

The Renaissance Society at the University of Chicago and The Castle at Kassel, Documenta 8 are pleased to announce that 105 Minutes 54 Seconds, a new film by Christopher Williams, is in pre-production, in Daily Variety April 24, 1987

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Weimar Lux CDS, VEB Feingerätewerk Weimar, Preis 86,50 Mark GDR, Filmempfindlichkeitsbereich 9 bis 45 DIN und 6 bis 25000 ASA, Blendenskala 0,5 bis 45, Zeitskala 1/4000 Sekunde bis 8 Stunden, ca. 1980, Models: Ellena Borho and Cristoph Boland, November 12th, 2010

Weimar Lux CDS, VEB Feingerätewerk Weimar, Preis 86,50 Mark GDR, Filmempfindlichkeitsbereich 9 bis 45 DIN und 6 bis 25000 ASA, Blendenskala 0,5 bis 45, Zeitskala 1/4000 Sekunde bis 8 Stunden, ca. 1980, Models: Ellena Borho and Cristoph Boland, November 12th, 2010

Christopher Williams, 2010

Punta Hicacos, Varadero, Cuba, November 14, 2000

Punta Hicacos, Varadero, Cuba, November 14, 2000

Christopher Williams, 2000

Tokuyo Yamada (Nr. 1) Hair Designer Shinbuyo Shuppan Co., Ltd. Minami Aoyama, Tokyo, April 14, 1993

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Christopher Williams, 1993

Untitled (Kunstverein Hamburg, Germany, 1997–1998)

Untitled (Kunstverein Hamburg, Germany, 1997–1998)

Christopher Williams, 1997

Untitled (Vienna Secession, Austria, 2005–2006)

Untitled (Vienna Secession, Austria, 2005–2006)

Christopher Williams, 2005

Untitled (Kunsthalle Basel, Switzerland, 1996)

Untitled (Kunsthalle Basel, Switzerland, 1996)

Christopher Williams, 1996

One of 406 Ceiling Panels (23 3/4 x 23 3/4 inches each). Covered on the back with striped paper (green and white). Each Stripe is 8.7 cm. From “Frost and Defrost: A Work In Situ By Daniel Buren.” Otis Art Institute Gallery, 2401 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, California. January 28 - March 4, 1979, Hal Glicksman, Gallery Director; Christopher D'Arcangelo, Assistant to Daniel Buren, Photography by the Douglas M. Parker Studio, Los Angeles, California, May 4, 2006

One of 406 Ceiling Panels (23 3/4 x 23 3/4 inches each). Covered on the back with striped paper (green and white). Each Stripe is 8.7 cm. From “Frost and Defrost: A Work In Situ By Daniel Buren.” Otis Art Institute Gallery, 2401 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, California. January 28 - March 4, 1979, Hal Glicksman, Gallery Director; Christopher D'Arcangelo, Assistant to Daniel Buren, Photography by the Douglas M. Parker Studio, Los Angeles, California, May 4, 2006

Christopher Williams, 2006